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Bowled a maiden over? Some girls are no good with swinging balls.

 

It’s the same with football – some girls are no good with sliding tackles.

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I spent a few months rummaging around down under. *

 

 

 

 

 

 

*this is true not bletch stupid word game that killed bear.

 

For the record, as the OP in this thread will attest, I started this hilarious fun with words thread so that The Man didn't do a BBC3 to The Muppet Show.

 

The writing was on the wall. Bear had gone off with his posh mates in the lounge, you'd followed him like the sycophantic, Bear-wannabe you are, and that left me on my own playing with my peter.

 

Nature and Bletch abhor vacuums, so this thread was the answer.

 

Ella Fitzgerald. Does she?

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How was eat tokyo bletch? You enjoy? Taste good? Real good? You coming back for more?

 

Salty.

 

And the miso soup was cloudier than I remembered; more like a tadpole chowder if I'm honest.

 

*The food was great Toke, good recommendation.

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I called ahead and asked them to give you lashings of special sauce on your gyoza and to pay special attention when preparing you takoyaki balls for service. I hope you don't mind?

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I didn't like either of those places - I've decided to Settle in Lancashire.

Whilst you might settle on a settle in Lancashire, you would be in Yorkshire if you were to settle in Settle.

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bletch. /blech/ interj. from Yiddish/German `brechen', to vomit. Term of disgust. Often used in "Ugh, bletch". Compare barf.

 

His name is Brian Letch. Moron this later.

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bletch. /blech/ interj. from Yiddish/German `brechen', to vomit. Term of disgust. Often used in "Ugh, bletch". Compare barf.

 

Oy vey.

 

Come in, come in. You'll have some chicken soup with me. Yes?

 

My mate Halo (not my forum mate Halo) is Jewish, well he thinks he is...long story, and he's never made that connection before. I don't believe that Bear.

 

His name is Brian Letch. Moron this later.

 

I don't like what you're incinerating there to-wanc-onto.

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Fundamentalist? No, I don’t give money to those type of people.

 

Like!

 

Metric? Yes, we were introduced about 40 years ago.

 

Halo's literally on fire.

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OK Muppets, as a Friday afternoon treat...

 

it's...

 

 

the...

 

Limerick by Committee game!

 

I'd try to set some rules, but I'll either be confronted by silence or, well, muppets I suppose, so I won't bother.

 

I'm sure it'll work out OK.

 

And as an incentive if this works, we'll move on to Haiku.

 

 

There was a young man from Caerphilly.

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On the limerick theme, here's a favourite of mine:

 

There was a young man from Dundee,

Who was stung on the nose by a wasp.

When asked "Does it hurt?"

He replied "Not a bit!

It can do it again if it likes."

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There was a young man from Caerphilly.

Who idolised Milli Vanilli

He once mimed to a song.

Which awakened his schlong

 

And impressed a watching young filly

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